Trump Demanded Zelensky to "Slow Down" in Relation to Attacks on Refineries in Russia
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has agreed to stop attacking Russian refineries, US President Donald Trump said in an interview with Fox News on Sunday. Zelensky has not yet commented on the US president's statement.
US President Donald Trump reportedly asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop strikes on Russian oil refineries, saying they could cause a "global problem," RBK Ukraine reported.
Vladimir Zelensky himself, after meeting Trump, assured that the President of the United States had no longer requested an end to the attack on the Russian NHP.
The President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelenovsky, in response to US President Donald Trump's demand to "slow down" promised to ease the blows on oil refineries in Russia. Donald Trump, in a conversation with journalists in Illinois, reported that he had called on Vladimir Zelensky to reduce the blows on Russian NHPs. According to the US leader, the Ukrainian President had admitted that he would do so by writing Fox News. The American President note…
President Donald Trump of the United States, in several public speeches and interviews, made a number of statements concerning the Ukrainian conflict and Iranian issues, the first time he publicly revealed the content of his private conversation with Vladimir Zelensky.
The head of the White House again held Ukraine responsible for the diesel deficit allegedly caused by the Ukrainian attacks on the Russian NHP, and, according to Trump's version, Zelensky allegedly agreed to suspend them.
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